Sentence examples for more explicit measures from inspiring English sources
The pronouncements doused some investors' hopes for promises of more explicit measures to lift the economy, pushing the Shanghai Composite index down 0.9 percent Wednesday to close at a 33-month low.
Experiment 3 documents the lack of correlation between IAT measures and two more explicit measures of association: direct question and social evaluation.
Although no relationships between patterns of performance and mathematical/musical background were detected in this study, the inclusion of more explicit measures of mathematical and musical abilities might reveal experience to be a factor underlying the observed variability between individuals.
Though this is an important first step towards a more individualized approach, future patient centered quality measures will need to incorporate more explicit measures of clinical benefit and ultimately help guide clinical decision making.
HIV testing strategies alone cannot address these gaps in linkage to care, (as this requires a range of health systems solutions), but it can do more to include explicit measures aimed at ensuring patients are linked to care shortly after testing HIV positive.
Indeed, a strength of the current study is the use of time use as a more explicit and defined measure of social functioning which can be directly compared with non-clinical norms.
Even so, there may well be settings where implicit review is a more feasible approach than explicit measures and it might be desirable to use a combination of explicit and implicit methods, as they are complementary in many of their strengths and weaknesses.
An advantage of the explicit imagery instructions used in these experiments is that it forges a more explicit link between the measured results and imagery as a conscious experience under voluntary control.
The rate of missed results was high in both these studies, although it could be argued that the technology made the problem more explicit and easier to measure.
However, within individual subject fields, non-citation provides a more logical and explicit measure of a journal's quality than impact factor.
The proposed changes make more explicit reference to imperial and metric measures, but in essence have not changed significantly.
